הנני כאן [HeNeni Kan] [English translation]

I walk to you all of my days,

I walk to you dazzled.

The rocks wound my feet

but I don't feel a thing.

I'm returning from an unsown land,

I extend my hand to stroke your hair.

I am here, but like a wounded dove,

I always fall in front of your gate.

I am here, like circling birds,

I am here, looking from the roofs;

I am here, like a stone in the fence,

like a rock, like a well -

I am the one who always returns, returns.

I return in a thousand rolls,

I am a monk, son of a king and a beggar,

and at night in the cry of the foxes

I dream and awake to you in time.

I see you in the distance,

like a captured princess in a tower,

behind bars sitting and waiting

Oh God, the great gods.

I am here...

And you waited, like the rocks,

and like the pit, for a desert wanderer;

soft sunrises kissed your face,

heavy sunsets kissed your neck.

I saw you sitting/standing and waiting so,

and in your eyes, a light and great sorrow,

In this way I took you with me

to the wedding canopy, you're the barefooted one with a crown of gold.

I am here...